public funds
Coverage of public funds in the Nexus archive.
- France's far-right leader Le Pen hits campaign trail after conviction in EU embezzlement case
Marine Le Pen, a far-right figurehead in France, began her fourth presidential campaign in La Flèche after an appeals court allowed her to run despite upholding her conviction for misusing public funds.
- In pictures: Marine Le Pen’s political rise and frustrated presidential ambitions
French far-right figurehead Marine Le Pen could face a court ruling on embezzlement charges that might end her 40-year political career and prevent her from running for president in 2027. The article examines her rise to prominence and how her National Rally party became mainstream.
- Iraqi PM: Arrest of politicians, officials first step in wider anti-graft campaign
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi stated that the arrest of 47 politicians and officials, including lawmakers, is the first step in a broader anti-corruption campaign. The government aims to recover public funds and maintain state control over power and weapons, following confessions from former oil ministry undersecretary Adnan al-Jumaili.
- When a state agency loses its way
The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is criticized for failing to represent Vermonters, using public funds for a greenwashing campaign on Vermont Public, and prioritizing image management over addressing wildlife threats. The letter alleges mismanagement, lack of staff diversity, and neglect of public interests by the department and state leadership.
- Hochul gives horrid hack Richard Kessel another chance to loot Long Island
Hochul has given Richard Kessel another opportunity, with concerns that this may involve misuse of public funds through patronage practices. The article warns of potential financial exploitation linked to this appointment.
- 'Vanity unbound': Fury as Gavin Newsom reveals plans for $33,000 taxpayer-funded portrait of himself
Gavin Newsom has sparked public outrage by revealing plans for a $33,000 taxpayer-funded portrait of himself, with critics condemning the move as excessive vanity. The announcement has drawn significant backlash, highlighting concerns over misuse of public funds.
- Supreme Court to hear Catholic preschools’ case involving same-sex parents
The Supreme Court will hear a case involving two Catholic parishes challenging Colorado's mandate requiring preschools to enroll children of same-sex couples in exchange for public funds. The case could lead to narrowing a 1990 religious rights precedent.